I'm using this card Asus oc Vega 64 undervolt at 1660ghz and with lossless scale for 1080p to 4K at 60fps and so far is working great. Its bad that this GPU don't have HDMI 2.1 and can't run 4K@120fps only at 1440p@120fps
Best graphics card i ever had, shocked to see theres finally a game out that brought it to its knees.. The gaming industry is typing there game requirements in goal making more realistic games.
@@PowerUpTech176 thamx, and thankyou for creating this video, pls make another vega video like this one next year.. Love to see how it handles games to come.. Especially that 1rst person shooter dinosaur game with unreal graphics engine that yet to come out.. And wukong and some extreme titles.
im gonna buy an xfx of this and i gonna use it with i7 4790 i have a question is 600_650_700 psu power is enough? is it gonna bottleneck with i7 4790 so much? is it gonna be so much hot??? how can i manage its hotness
The Vega 64 is a 295W TDP GPU, and is recommended to be used with a 600W PSU. I would still take a little higher W just to be sure. 650 or 700 is plenty, of course depending on the rest of your system. Your i7 CPU is one of the best on the platform, you won't see major bottlenecks as long as you keep the graphics settings on high. It's a blower style cooler, it's louder and the GPU is hotter. You can adjust the curve so that the fans work at a higher rpm at lower temperatures, but it will be even louder. If you can, try to find a GPU with a classic style cooler. Hope I helped, thanks for the comment!
I think it is. I paid around 70€ for mine and for that money is preaty good. It is for sure much better than RX 580 or GTX 1060 6GB, both of witch sells for around the same price. Thank you for the comment!
I'm using this card Asus oc Vega 64 undervolt at 1660ghz and with lossless scale for 1080p to 4K at 60fps and so far is working great. Its bad that this GPU don't have HDMI 2.1 and can't run 4K@120fps only at 1440p@120fps
Lossless scale is great for older GPUs! Thanks for the comment
very detailed nice video, i like you didnt hide the fps drops
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment!
Best graphics card i ever had, shocked to see theres finally a game out that brought it to its knees.. The gaming industry is typing there game requirements in goal making more realistic games.
Yea, latest games are pretty demanding. Luckily there are a lot that can be played with this GPU just fine. Thank you for the comment
@@PowerUpTech176 thamx, and thankyou for creating this video, pls make another vega video like this one next year.. Love to see how it handles games to come.. Especially that 1rst person shooter dinosaur game with unreal graphics engine that yet to come out.. And wukong and some extreme titles.
im gonna buy an xfx of this and i gonna use it with i7 4790
i have a question
is 600_650_700 psu power is enough?
is it gonna bottleneck with i7 4790 so much?
is it gonna be so much hot??? how can i manage its hotness
The Vega 64 is a 295W TDP GPU, and is recommended to be used with a 600W PSU. I would still take a little higher W just to be sure. 650 or 700 is plenty, of course depending on the rest of your system.
Your i7 CPU is one of the best on the platform, you won't see major bottlenecks as long as you keep the graphics settings on high.
It's a blower style cooler, it's louder and the GPU is hotter. You can adjust the curve so that the fans work at a higher rpm at lower temperatures, but it will be even louder. If you can, try to find a GPU with a classic style cooler.
Hope I helped, thanks for the comment!
Se defiende bien todavia.😮
Solo falto fh 5 y cyberpunk 2077 para ver como se desenvolvia con esos dos.
I will try to make video about those two games in the near future. Thanks for your comment
how much is the core clock in-game
The maximum I saw was 1540 Mhz
You think its worth it for a 60$ rx vega 64?
I think it is. I paid around 70€ for mine and for that money is preaty good. It is for sure much better than RX 580 or GTX 1060 6GB, both of witch sells for around the same price. Thank you for the comment!
I got the watercooled one for $66 and I'm very pleased.